Mark II

Thank you I will give them a shout

I will have a look on uberti website, I believe the Wyatt Earp is made by pedersoli,

Thank you it would be a lot cheaper as old side by sides are very cheap but I don't think it's allowed

It's just got to be 20" for a coach gun any longer would just be wrong 😊 The pump would be nice and there is also the Winchester level action but they are both hard to find.

Unfortunately not as it's turning a shotgun into a section one firearm which is not allowed as far as I know

I fancy trying my hand at Cowboy action shooting, I have a muzzle loading revolver and lever action but would like a 12g coach gun, I have tried online and can only find the Wyatt Earp at Henry krank and as much as I would like it £1300 seems a bit steep. Does anyone know of something a little cheaper with 20 inch barrels non ejector. Cheers Mark

Bump

Exactly you have to know when to stop and practice rifle craft more.

I did weight 10 but they were so close I stopped, maybe just a bit ocd.

Thank you all for your input especially reducing powder charge for a heavier case I hadn't thought about that. When batching your brass what tolerance do you use between cases

Thank you for the input I always full length resize and trim but just wandered if weight would make a noticeable difference which it appears not so unless a case or two are way out I will give that step a miss. Next step annealing, how often?

It will be interesting to see once cleaned, sized and trimmed what the difference in weight will be compared to the ppu. What tolerance do you look for between cases

Thank you that's what I do each time I reload apart from the weight but out of interest I did check some ppu brass I have been reloading and it was all within a couple of grains.

Hello all I have been given a bag of Geco 308 brass so before I start processing it all does anyone here use it and is it good for reloading. Also do you batch your brass by weight and if so what tolerance do you use. Cheers Mark

Open to sensible offers